Ardies Lang Drive Restaurant

All you can eat bone-​in wings, salad or coleslaw, choice of potato, and fountain drink for $ 11.99 on Mondays. How much better can you get? Also, Kristin is a very attentive waitress and extremely friendly.

Easy to find on a main route. The service and food were very good, reasonably priced. I had eggs benedict and my brother had seafood eggs benedict – both were delicious!!!

3 ½ stars. The has browns are definitely on point here. Hopefully you’ll get the good cook the day you go. Ask for the has browns extra crunchy and he’ll make them so and they’ll be made with a generous amount of butter that you taste throughout. It’s really good food. So they have this thing on the menu that you can add to and potato serving that involves green pepper, cheese and onions. I forget what they call it on the menu. DON’T get this for the has browns. It ruins the taste and makes them less than crunchy.
The bread that they make themselves is really solid. Anything with their bread, even their simply toast is good. Everything else I had was mediocre but nothing was terrible.

Nice family restaurant that is locally owned and has been in the area for years.
I had the fish and both the friend and the grilled piece were very good. They also have a nice selection of sides. You can go the traditional and fattening with fries, but you could also go with steamed vegetables as well. They have free popcorn in the bar area which is always a plus.

I am a huge fan of breakfast — a secret pleasure of mine is breakfast for dinner — and I went to Ardie’s hoping for something decent in the morning the last time I was in La Crosse. If you love hashbrowns, go here for breakfast. Seriously. I like mine extra crispy, and usually request them that way at places and don’t get it. But at Ardie’s there is a grill cook in the morning who specifically loves extra crispy hashbrowns and has perfected making them, or so our waitress claimed.
She was right. These were superbly crispy, buttery, a hint of tenderness inside. Excellent. And for a side, instead of plain old toast you can get grilled toast. Trust me, you want the grilled toast (for a little extra $). It’s thick slices of their own bread, buttered up and grilled. Again, it’s great.
The server was one of the best we’ve had in a long time. Sometimes the servers at the cheap family places really know what they are doing. My guy finished his small glass of water, and she instantly showed up with 2 huge glasses of water instead. We were about halfway through our pot of coffee, and she swings by with a fresh pot to leave at our table. Every time I looked up to find her, she appeared instantly. And this was Saturday morning and the place was pretty full — we weren’t her only table, trust me.
Dinners aren’t as strong. It’s pretty standard family restaurant fare, and very affordable. But for breakfast, if you’re looking something with hashbrowns and toast, go here.